AC Milan have a job to do in Prague tonight against Slavia Praha: to take advantage of their two-goal first leg lead and reach the quarter-finals of the Europa League.
Milan won the first leg 4-2 at San Siro but the fact that they scored four goals, won the game and walked off the pitch perhaps not feeling best pleased says a lot about how the match went.
Slavia boss Jindrich Trpisovsky said after the first leg that he is sure Slavia will win the return game, and he has every right to feel confident especially given they will play in front of a hostile home crowd.
Around one thousand Milan fans will be present this evening at the Fortuna Arena amid a sell-out crowd of around 20,000. Supporters have gathered in the city centre, for a corteo that will take place.
👏 The Curva Sud are present in Prague!
— SempreMilan (@SempreMilanCom) March 14, 2024
